Ajla finished her Master of Arts in English and Philosophy at Aarhus University in 2010, after which she taught in high school. In 2018, she finished her second Master of Social Sciences in International Security and Law at the University of Southern Denmark, where her focus was on human rights, R2P, international humanitarian law, and international criminal law. During her recent studies, she specialized in transitional justice and reconciliation in Bosnia and Hercegovina, with special attention paid to the role(s) played by genocide jurisprudence of the ICTY. Her studies of transitional justice and reconciliation, especially in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region, also include non-judicial aspects thereof such as reparations, memory, and culture of remembrance, identity, and representation. Motivated and inspired by the first edition of the Kuma International Summer School, Ajla aspires to develop her research on the multidimensional role(s) the interplay of art and memory can have in post-conflict reconciliatory processes in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ajla lives and works in Sarajevo.